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Originally Posted by janoszen
Where do you want the symlinks pointing? The Linux chroot works in a way, that the symlink targets are relative to the chroot, so you might reconsider that.
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Even though I have been using ubuntu for over a year now, there's still plenty to learn. chroot for example in my case.
I got around the problem, by mounting a "spare" drive in the ftp root ie
/home/ftp
now under /home/ftp/space
where I have mounted /dev/sda2 space or whatever it is.
what would have like is:
/home/ftp/pub/symlink->morespace with this pointing to
~/otherdisk/ftp
obviously sda2 would have been mounted at otherdisk, and a ftp dir would have been on it. it showed up, on dir list, but wouldn't change to it.